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Parsing doesn't happen on default values, so we must provide the correct format default value.
We can now automatically detect if we should use color when printing. Mostly color will be set to off when cq is used in a pipe, because a console is not available. This can be forced on with the command-line flags.
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We can now automatically detect if we should use color when printing.
Mostly color will be set to off when cq is used in a pipe, because a
console is not available. This can be forced on with the command-line flags.